The following is announcement from the Toronto Branch of OGS regarding an event on March 31, 2012.
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The
Toronto Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society and the Canadiana Department
of North York Central Library will be co-hosting a one-day workshop on Finding
Your Great War Ancestors.
You
are invited to submit proposals for lectures on any topic relating to the
workshop theme. Workshop attendees will be most interested in lectures emphasizing
sources and research techniques that might prove useful in their own research.
Most attendees will be interested primarily in the British or Canadian armed
forces.
Except
for case studies discussed below, each session will be one hour long, including
five or ten minutes for questions. Presentations should be illustrated—we can
provide a computer and computer projector. Speakers will also be expected to
provide a handout of supporting material (up to four pages) which we will
photocopy for all registrants.
In
addition we are also seeking shorter presentations of case studies. Each case
study session will be 20 minutes long. Speakers will be expected to provide a
page or two of supporting material.
Full-lecture
speakers will be paid an honorarium of $100 per lecture, plus reasonable travel
expenses for those coming from a distance or a flat $25 for the incidental
expenses of local speakers. The honorarium will be higher for a topic selected
for a plenary session. Those presenting case studies will receive $35. All
speakers will receive complimentary registration for the full workshop.
Please
submit your lecture proposals by e-mail. Please keep proposals brief and
informal at this point. (We may ask for more details later.) Be sure to include
your mailing address, phone number and a brief bio.
DEADLINE
FOR PROPOSALS: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2011
For
more information about the Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto Branch, please
see: www.torontofamilyhistory.org.
To
submit proposals or to ask a question about the event, please contact the
workshop coordinator, Paul Jones, at announcements@torontofamilyhistory.org.
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